Saint Kitts and Nevis

Capital City: Basseterre

People: predominantly black; some British, Portuguese, and Lebanese

Religion: Anglican, other Protestant, Roman Catholic

Language: English

Currency: East Caribbean Dollar

Electrical Voltage: 230 volts
 
How to get there:
By Plane: Daily flights are available from San Juan, PR on American Eagle, as well as through British Virgin Islands/Tortola. American Airlines flies three times a week from Miami.
From Britain, Golden Caribbean and Western Air offer weekly charter service to the island on a Monday from London Gatwick.
From Canada, there is a non-stop charter flight from Toronto to St. Kitts/

Weather:

Travel Documentation and Custom Duty: Citizens of Canada need only to present proof of citizenship – preferably a passport or birth certificate with the raised seal – in order to enter St. Kitts-Nevis.  If the birth certificate is used, it must be accompanied by a government issued photo ID (a drivers licence, for example) showing the same name.  Where applicable, documentation of a legal name change (for example, a marriage certificate) must also be presented.  Citizens of the United States, however, are required to have passports in order to re-enter that country.  As such a valid passport is a required travel document when travelling to the Caribbean.
  
Getting Around: Train, Car Rental, Bus

Tourism Website: http://www.stkittstourism.kn http://www.nevisisland.com/
 
Medical Facilities:

Banks: Credit Union, Bank of Nova Scotia , First Caribbean International Bank, Royal Bank of Canada , St. Kitts Nevis-Anguilla National Bank, Development Bank of St. Kitts & Nevis

Emergency Numbers: Police / Ambulance – 911, Fire – 333, Air Ambulance - (869) 465-2801, JNF General Hospital - (869) 465-2551